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Daniel McConnell: Why the coalition may opt for a November 24 general election

There is a sense among some in Fine Gael that Sinn Féin is on a bad run and has suffered fallout from the Jonathan Dowdall trial
Daniel McConnell: Why the coalition may opt for a November 24 general election

While Mary Lou McDonald's Sinn Féin is the most popular party, we are no closer to identifying the coalition partners it would need to form a steady majority government. Picture: Sam Boal/ RollingNews.ie

In the local and European elections in 2019, Sinn Féin had a disaster.

The party lost a whopping 78 council seats across the country and saw its number of MEPs drop from three to one on the same day.

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